A rustic Italian chickpea and salt cod soup made with tender baccalà, creamy chickpeas, potatoes, tomato, and simple Mediterranean herbs. This is the kind of hearty, humble dish that once appeared…
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Nonna's Appetizers Nonna's Main CoursesITALIAN STUFFED HORN PEPPERS WITH BREADCRUMBS, OLIVES & ANCHOVIES
A rustic Mediterranean recipe filled with the flavors of Southern Italy 🇮🇹🌶️ These Italian Stuffed Horn Peppers are the kind of simple, flavorful dish that could come straight from Nonna’s kitchen.…
There are summer recipes that barely feel like recipes at all — just a few beautiful ingredients combined exactly the way generations before us have always done. This Calabrian Tomato and…
Italian Stuffed Sweet Peppers with Bread, Egg & Parmigiano Reggiano Stuffed Friggitelli Peppers are a simple, rustic Italian recipe made with tender sweet green peppers filled with a savory mixture of…
For many Italian-Americans, lupini beans are more than just a salty snack. They are a memory. A bowl on the holiday table. A jar in Nonna’s pantry. Something passed around before…
Crispy, golden Calabrian comfort food that tastes like home If you grew up around an Italian kitchen, you know that moment: the smell of something frying, the sound of laughter in…
The old-school summer pantry staple Italians make in big batches—so you can taste garden eggplant all winter long. In Calabria, you don’t make one little jar of eggplant under oil—you wait…
A traditional Southern Italian Feast of the Seven Fishes, Calabrian style Christmas Eve in Calabria is a deeply rooted culinary celebration centered around seafood, homemade pasta, fragrant fried foods, and family…
The magic of Italian Christmas fried foods Italian Christmas celebrations are full of traditions, and fried foods are among the most beloved. Crispy, golden, comforting, and deeply tied to family memories,…
A Rustic Italian Classic Lamb ragù is a very rustic and tasty sauce that is mainly made in central and southern Italy.It is a perfect dish for Easter, but so simple…